A teenager who lost his father to gun crime has become the first Bermudian to benefit from an internationally acclaimed US programme designed to help children deal with grief.READ MORE
The Bermuda Police and several community partners held a Community Engagement Meeting this evening [Sept 13] at the Heritage Worship Community Centre, with the discussion centered around seeking solutions to break the cycle of violence.READ MORE
A phenomenal outpouring of support for a back-to-school charity drive managed to meet the needs of every child registered with the group.READ MORE
The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation [BEDC] announced new initiatives to bring focus to the Uptown area of the City.READ MORE
I want to give a big shout out to Dale Butler, Rodney Smith and Brother Cromwell Shakir and their committee for inviting me and the awesome panel I shared the podium with last night at the BIU to talk about gun violence it’s root problems and offering solutions.
The murder of Fiqre Crockwell, whose life was claimed in a predawn shooting on Monday, has left another child fatherless.
Sending my thoughts and prayers to the Crockwell Family St Georges and St David’s Community. No Words!
Father’s Day will be celebrated early today with a special salute to the island’s dads.
“We Love You Dad”, hosted by Gina Spence Productions, has grown in its three years, as attested by the latest haul of tributes sent in to fathers.
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Gina Spence Productions [GSP] is getting set to present a celebration for fathers, starting with a Father’s Day Proclamation to be read on the steps of City Hall on Friday, June 17 at 5:30pm by Minister of Social Development and Sports Sylvan Richards Jr, with Mayor Charles Gosling and the Town Crier also participating.
Our organization is committed to providing performing arts opportunities that sends positive messages to educate, motivate and empower the community. At GSP our desire to provide Community Outreach allows us to participate and serve in four main areas of society where charity and support is most needed. READ MORE